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Seated Diners by U.S. City & State

Seated Diners by U.S. City & State

The number of seated diners (as measured by walk-ins and reservations on OpenTable) remains down materially on a year-over-year basis for both cities and states. We built the charts below using a 7-Day average comprised of the last 7 days ending July 4th 2020. Reach me at jmaietta@tek2day.com to access the complete data set which … Continue reading Seated Diners by U.S. City & State

U.S. Economy Improves from COVID Lows Boosted by Bars & Restaurants

U.S. Economy Improves from COVID Lows Boosted by Bars & Restaurants

Total non-farm payroll employment increased by +2.5 million in May led by a recovery in Leisure and Hospitality. The biggest driver was bars and restaurants ("Food Services and Drinking Establishments"), which added +1.4 million jobs and accounted for 56% of total non-farm payroll additions. Non-farm employment in May improved sequentially and was 13% below February … Continue reading U.S. Economy Improves from COVID Lows Boosted by Bars & Restaurants

Restaurant Data: A Few States Are Experiencing An Uptick in Seated Diners<span class="badge-status" style="background:red">Premium</span> 

Restaurant Data: A Few States Are Experiencing An Uptick in Seated DinersPremium 

Diners in some states have turned out as COVID restrictions were lifted. These states include: Alabama, Arizona, Florida, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Tennessee and Texas. Access our PDF sheet HERE. Click HERE to access the Excel data. Data is organized by state and report date. https://soundcloud.com/ceorater

Credit Risk Is Substantial and Underestimated

Credit Risk Is Substantial and Underestimated

There is significant credit risk that is not priced into the markets. Looming credit defaults and downgrades - especially high grade to high yield downgrades ("fallen angles") - are bound to create uncertainty beyond the credit markets. There is significant default and downgrade risk associated with Commercial Real Estate ("CRE") credits. Nobody knows when major … Continue reading Credit Risk Is Substantial and Underestimated